Red Hair Dye

Which red hair dye to choose

• Foxy Red: cherry red, deep with real weight. 70ml boxed, in stock.
• Hot Red: bright vermilion, our brightest red. 100ml, pre order.
• Golden Flame: a very orange red. 70ml boxed, in stock.

Cherry red hair dye: Foxy Red

Foxy Red is the one to pick if you are searching for cherry red. It is a deep red with weight to it, and it isn't orange based: its blue undertone stops it turning orange as it fades. On a light base it comes out rich and saturated.

Bright red hair dye: Hot Red

Hot Red is a vermilion, brighter and warmer than Foxy Red, and the closest we make to a pillar box red. Same formula as ever, now in a 100ml tube on pre order.

Orange red: Golden Flame

Golden Flame is a very orange red, a fire colour rather than a ginger. Put it over a pale base for the brightest result.

Will red hair dye show on dark hair?

Not as the colour on the tube. On unbleached mid brown hair these reds come out as a dull version of the shade, and on dark brown or black hair you'll see very little. Lighten with the Vegan Hair Bleach Kit and dye at a pale yellow. They will not cover grey.

How long red hair dye lasts

Around 5 to 10 washes, or 10 to 15 on bleached hair. Red fades warm, through copper to a soft ginger, so the grow out tends to look natural. Cool water, sulphate free shampoo and less sun all help it last.

Mix your own red

Add a little Violet to Foxy Red for a deep burgundy, or Magenta for a raspberry red.

Next door: the pink hair dye range, or the purple hair dye range. Every colour is in the full semi permanent hair dye range.